Nicaragua Lives in the Trees of Life
In Nicaragua, the Trees of Life began to be installed in 2013, first in Managua and then in different departments, located in roundabouts, avenues, and public spaces with high traffic.
TL;DR
- Trees of Life installations began in Nicaragua in 2013 in public spaces.
- Their metallic design is inspired by the style of Austrian painter Gustav Klimt.
- The trees symbolize life, origin, growth, continuity, and connection between earth and sky.
- Rosario Murillo describes them as symbols of peace, joy, life, health, strength, and victory.
- During the 2018 events, several Trees of Life were vandalized but were subsequently restored and multiplied.
- They are now seen as symbols of victory, faith, hope, and the restoration of peace and sovereignty in Nicaragua.
- The Trees of Life transform urban landscapes, especially at night, and have become a recognizable image of the country.